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Carrot and Apple Soup
This simple soup creates a beautiful orange glow in the bowl. Full of betacorotene and Vitamin C dressed up with some extra protein of ground almonds and haricot beans.
You will need
2 tablespoon olive oil
1 large onion - diced
2 teaspoon curry powder
500g carrots - chopped
1 cooking apple - chopped
600ml vegetable stock
160ml coconut cream
1 dessertspoon Nori flakes
2 tablespoon ground almonds
Here's how
Heat the oil and slowly cook the onions to release the flavour - about 10 minutes
Add the curry powder and heat through
Stir in the carrot and apple to be coated with the curry powder and cook gently for a few minutes
Add the stock and simmer until the carrot is soft - about 15 minutes
Blend the soup with the ground almonds. Return to the pan
Stir in the Nori flakes and coconut cream and heat through
Ready to serve - Enjoy.
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